Kexin Rong

I am an Assistant Professor in the School of Computer Science at Georgia Tech. My lab studies systems and algorithms to improve the computational and human efficiency of large-scale data analytics and is part of the Georgia Tech database group. I also spend time at VMware Research Group as an affiliated researcher.

I am broadly interested in building systems and tools to help democratize data science, i.e., making it easy for non-experts to make sense and leverage the increasing large volumes of data by making the process more efficient and more accessible.

Previously, I completed my Ph.D. in CS from Stanford (advised by Peter Bailis and Philip Levis) and my B.S. in CS from Caltech.

I am actively looking for master and PhD students. If you are a GT student who is interested in working with me, please check out this page.

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Recent Talks
  • From Raw to Ready: Optimizing Data Curation for Machine Learning
    VMware Research, July 2024, San Francisco Bay Area
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  • Towards a Human-Centric Approach to Machine Learning Lifecycle Management
    UCSD Database Seminar, May 2023, Virtual
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  • Learned Indexing and Sampling for Improving Query Performance in Big-Data Analytics
    Stanford MLSys Seminar, April 2022, Virtual
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